A 150-year-old life insurer and asset manager: Prudential sells retirement annuities, group disability plans, and life insurance policies, while its PGIM arm manages money for institutions. Think of a financial safety-net provider and a big-money handler rolle
Money comes from insurance premiums, investment returns on those premiums, and PGIM's asset management fees. The insurance side has thin TTM net margins of 5.93%, while PGIM contributes high-margin recurring fees, making the mix steady but not wildly profitabl
Distribution wins: Prudential's proprietary agents and long-standing partnerships with banks and employers create switching costs, tough for newer entrants like MetLife or AIG to replicate. But low-cost digital players like Lemonade and fintechs are nibbling a
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Q2 EPS $4.08 beat; PGIM, international strength, record Group Insurance
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